Pay MILES Mobility with Crypto

MILES starts trips on its standard km rate, then automatically switches to a cheaper hourly or daily rate if that costs less based on your usage. SolCard works well with that post-ride billing model because the final charge is often calculated after you end the rental.

MILES lets you keep a private payment profile plus a professional profile in the same account. That is useful if you want one SolCard-backed payment method for private trips and a different billing setup for reimbursable business rides.

MILES Pass Silver, Gold, Platinum, and Black can be booked monthly or yearly and renew automatically on the same day of the term. SolCard is useful if you want a crypto-funded card ready for those recurring pass charges.

MILES adds trip-specific charges such as border crossing surcharges and city-to-city drop-off fees to the final invoice. Keeping SolCard as your stored payment method helps when those charges appear only after the drive is over.

MILES credit can cover ride-related costs, but MILES says it cannot be used for a MILES Pass, processing fees, accident costs, or existing outstanding invoices. SolCard helps when the merchant specifically requires the saved payment method instead of wallet balance.

MILES lets you upgrade a pass immediately and charges only the difference without resetting the current cycle, while downgrades take effect at the next renewal. SolCard fits that in-app pass management flow if you want one consistent payment method behind it.